all dance music, however good, is just a noble attempt to live up to Every Time We Touch by Cascada.
fight me.
the case is even stronger than this. itās not just that they get paid first, itās that their pay is guaranteed. if everybody were truly sharing risks and rewards, then the company making a loss would have to be clawed back from workers too and theyād effectively have a negative salary.
thinking your life is basically fine and you are happy is one of the worst symptoms of the fiat disease.
twitter is for shitposting. nostr is for discussion.
absolutely not. no spoilers. you get what you get.
holy crapadoodles, I just realised nostr obviously doesnāt suppress the reach of āoff-platformā posts.
get ready to be spammed to death with my highly questionable and eclectic music taste šš„³
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this note is gonna form the basis of my Dubai talk so would appreciate feedback if you have any - the more detailed the better and can DM if you prefer.
probably both are fine but ābullshittedā is ugly and ābullshatā is funny.
I think I just learned it on my own tbh. always been super interested in philosophy of language.
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possibly my most important ever note.
#grammar #bullshit
I think youāre confused because you would never use āshitā/āshatā transitively. you shit *at* people, you donāt shit them (I sincerely hope). a more obviously transitive verb might be āpunchā as opposed to ātalkā. so you ātalk to meā or ātalked to meā but you āpunch meā or āpunched meā. bullshit is like punch: you bullshit people, you donāt bullshit at them, so if it happened in the past, you punched them or bullshat them.
the final confusing quirk is that in my subtitle the past participle is being used as an adjective, but that doesnāt change the conjugation.
I donāt think so because you say āyouāre bullshitting meā not āyouāre bullshitting at meā, implying itās a transitive verb with the target of the bullshit as the object of the clause. then you just have to conjugate as a past participle and ābullshatā is both funny and arguably correct given āshit/shatā.
just got the green light from organisers of bitcoin oasis conference in Dubai to give a talk to a predominantly tradfi audience titled:
Web 3.14159
or, How To Avoid Being Scammed And Bullshat
if that doesnāt make you wanna get a ticket right now then I guess you just hate fun, wisdom, and justice š¤·āāļø
